Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-04
Sales So 100 bales.
GENERAL HARKETa.
p-a6uoe and Frovfriong,

ST. LOUIS, MO, Nov. 3.--Flour qaiet and
unchanged: heat weak an very slow q q
Ing q 04c lnwer. No. led cash 7l3s@123c;
NOvem 7lssc bid; December 72AG733Ec,
CT 'sing,at 722sc January 747s GT42Sc, losing al
742.C; May S06SO%c closing ut eO3sc. Corn
ire ular; May ami November steady; cash
asked; mber 3S6383s. Using 38isC: n
uary aeISc May 41I044lc, Gle sing at Axe
Oats UNCHANGED; cash 5a5sa2tc; Nove d9t ), +
s;eaIy at q IS Provisions-Market steady
POrk-Summer cnred So ~. LORD Sc l506 3
Dry salt D.cats- Boxed shoulders 81 elh05 90;
long clears SIS 5006 10; clear ribs So 7a@6 SIX;
short C ear 81 G0Gz l2l5 BIC 'n-BUXoC
s.oa dere SIS S7H; long clears s. 6l3s clear
ribs s. IS; short clears SIS OO36 I2%. Hams
steady L $li 06l2 so. AT ernOOD board: West
November u2ac; December 7?15"; January
49,; May Sa5s ;. COrD-Dull; November S3sc;
December 3S;; MAY 4I4c bid. O&ts-Qulet;
November a u bio; May 2SHc bid.
CHIC CO. Ill. Nov. 3.-L1ca grain and pro
vision mgrh. TO were fairlv active 10 y. The
opening WAS quieg; December wheat stared
&c lower ut 721sd 73c, but grew strO ser before
he first hour II the session had expired an
s1vaucsd TO 734c; this strength probabl
came as Inuctt from an indispos!to1 TO sell as
t en- any news that was positively buIlieh IN its
nature; few large operators were TALKING
bul tsh and b7ring lite wheat on any frac
tiOnal decline; eupp 1rt of thts disp Eition put
the December Option up to RIG by room; the
tone during the latter part of the session was
SOmGWn II SaSiOF anu the u pICS WJ5 I'LL iUsGs
iIe;emb-r reacted to 7226073c and C osed at 73c
Corn Ike wDeai took 6oube action
to day and of er selling up + ON &c o &c,
dropped off about &c, ana clos q shade lower
than Yesterday. There was fair demand for
ash CO n, anu prices for futures went 81 WY
from the st ri until noon, when a 'tion In
b III corn an wheat occurred. May solo from
5G451, up to 452G0451zC, and thin Gown to
4515 t. the close. Provisions exhibited II
activity, bus he volume OF business was not
large. Receipts Of hogs were large
and pri ca lower; this mad decreasing effect
on b lders "t hog pro" ucts. and the ma: KIT
was easy for short time &f;er OpeGing; buy
er, toox hold OF pork freeIs aad Janusry soon
advanced from So 421s to $l2 60 toward the
lose he denla q fell Of again and rece sion
OF lGc was corded bat the last 'aes showed
gain OF . il nary C osed at $l2 52r. Lard
a vanced 21a q C, with moderate 'rauirg the
offerings, however, were limited. January sold
Vt S. 321&d6 37K. ShOr ribs we're Jcaded Ia 10
q foir extent a. s. 27%G6 IS for January, Losing
at ST. 80 rs x. The leading futures closed
as fol- We: Wheat-November l55s DECEMBER
73c; January 733zc; May 73zsc CoTn-NoV M
Axe; Nay 4o}sc. Mess pork. per
barr,l, January Sl2 52h; February
.e eI be, Sc 80; January S. IS May Sc 6. shUrt
ribs Move "a er Sc 25; Dece Der SIS 81; February
Sc 40. lash quo atlons were: Nor rulsd quiet
with OILY m derate demands; prices St dy
q d unChar. ed Buckwheat flour S. 10. NJ. 2
red Sheat7 &c. NO. corn 4t&c. Mess pork
ner bar el SIP S013CO. Lord uer 100 pounds
S. IS. Shor. IibS-sides Oxed S. 40; d sSltcd
shoulders boxed s. 0 as 29, short clear sIceg
boxed, 81 7u0 10.
NEW YORK, Nov -Cof'e-5pot fair. Rio
firm at lS%c; options higher ard fairly
act,ve. Sales $4,000 bags; November Is 20
ale 25 december Is s50i6 81; JanRarr Is 700
10 10, February 10 Goa 10 50, March 10 55Gl5 81,
April Is ASA Is IS Msy Is 42615 80; June IA
ais 90: July Is lO@l5 81: August IA 900 10 Is;
September IA 9O0l5 90; CSS) November II IS;
Dec. mber Il 5ael5 10. Sugar-market firm;
centrifugal at SO test at 57Is; fair re
fnIng qloted at 5kc; refined quiet; of
A 5a057!c ;mt uld A 65s66 69c; standard &c;
n1ectiOners 65st; cut loaf and crushed &c;
CSC. Molasse5 quiet.